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SpaceXs powerful Falcon Heavy rocket is standing tall on the launch pad ahead of the planned Friday (Oct. 13) liftoff of NASAs Psyche metal asteroid mission.

SpaceX rolled its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket out to the pad on Oct. 10 ahead of the planned Oct. 12 liftoff of NASAs Psyche metal asteroid mission.

SpaceX rolled its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket out to the pad Tuesday (Oct. 10) ahead of the planned Thursday (Oct. 12) liftoff of NASA's Psyche metal asteroid mission.

"It’s an incredible capability for our nation. We’re fortunate to have it.”

Parts for NASAs rocket boosters, which will assist the powerful Space Launch System for Artemis moon missions, arrived in Florida for moon mission preparation.

Parts for NASA's boosters, which will assist the powerful Space Launch System for Artemis moon missions, arrived in Florida for preparation. These pieces will help bring four astronauts around the moon in late 2024.

NASA is getting the Artemis 2 Orion spacecraft built while testing key activities that astronauts will perform on their way to the moon and back.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has said his company is ready for the next flight of Starship. In a new keynote address, he talked about what comes next, and how the system will ready SpaceX for future Mars exploration.

Following a short-lived debut flight on April 20, an upgraded Starship-Super Heavy vehicle is being prepared for launch.

NASA is getting the Artemis 2 Orion spacecraft built while testing key activities that astronauts will perform on their way to the moon and back.